Do not know that turning on the A/C will get rid of moisture build up on the inside windows. Almost got in an accident this morning because a drivers rear window was all fogged up.
Still amazes me that some drivers
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Having the HVAC in recirculate also leads to excess moisture in the vehicle. The human body aspirates massive amounts of water.
But my favorite is seeing people head down the road with a completely frosted windshield with that tiny hole cleared on the drivers side barely big enough to see out of.
But my favorite is seeing people head down the road with a completely frosted windshield with that tiny hole cleared on the drivers side barely big enough to see out of.
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
Thats what I'm wondering as well.
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
Thats what I'm wondering as well.
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
X2. Between the cage and stuff in the back, I can't see out the rear windows in my work van.
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
X2. Between the cage and stuff in the back, I can't see out the rear windows in my work van.
I'm not sure how the rear window would cause a wreck. My cherokee has the rear window defrost unhooked and the HVAC isn't strong enough to reach the rear window.
Driving with the window down a bit helps.
Driving with the window down a bit helps.
The roads today are like the wild West, what with texting, talking on the phone, late for work, need to get home, putting on makeup since I got up late, etc, etc, etc. Around where I live you have to be a very defensive driver or get run over. Fogged up windows are the least of it.
Also when it's -9 out, neither of my vehicles will engage the AC Compressor.
Some folks don't have A/C.
John
John
Hello, I've always felt running the A/C to dry the passenger compartment is good for the electronics. Kira
In most (if not all) cars made in the past 30 years, selecting Defrost will turn on the AC compressor if it's warm enough. It also comes on if you put air at your feet and the windshield.
It may just be too cold for the AC compressor to cycle on.
It may just be too cold for the AC compressor to cycle on.
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
Originally Posted By: BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
Isn't that what mirrors are for?
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
Isn't that what mirrors are for?
Originally Posted By: BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
That's a funny typo.
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
That's a funny typo.
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Originally Posted By: BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
Isn't that what mirrors are for?
I don't have the statistics on hand but people greatly prefer to use their windshield mounted mirror. They might use side mirrors and other drivers would be lucky if they did a head check. The last would require defrosted windows on the sides.
Originally Posted By: BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted By: Barkleymut
why would someone elses rear window cause a wreck?
I'm proper lane change.
Isn't that what mirrors are for?
I don't have the statistics on hand but people greatly prefer to use their windshield mounted mirror. They might use side mirrors and other drivers would be lucky if they did a head check. The last would require defrosted windows on the sides.
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